The unknown story of Beijing Quyi?

Beijing Quyi mainly includes Beijing Qin Shu and playing the strings.

1, Qin Shu, Beijing is a representative school of Beijing drum music art, belonging to the northern China Quyi school.

Qin Shu in Beijing, one of the traditional operas in northern China, has been included in the intangible cultural heritage list of Beijing. Qin Shu in Beijing, which was formed in the 1940s, is one of the big drum songs popular in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei. Beijing Qin Shu originated from the five-tone drum in Langfang, Hebei Province and the suburbs of Beijing, also known as Qin drum and dulcimer drum. Accompanied by instruments such as Sanxian, Hu Si and dulcimer. Singing draws lessons from the natural style and skills of Jingyun drum rap, with simple melody, creating multi-disc singing methods with different rhythms and forming lively artistic characteristics.

Dandan Noodles originated in Beijing, also known as Dandan Noodles. It rose in the Qianlong and Jiaqing years of the Qing Dynasty and was formed in the last leaf of the Qing Dynasty. When singing, use octagonal drums to beat knots. There are many tunes and rich tunes, which reflect real life. Representative repertoires include Rouge, Curtain Picking and Jinshan Temple. Due to the fans of Danxian, famous artists such as Deshoushan, Quan, Rong, Chang Zhutian and Xie Ruizhi appeared, which promoted the development of Danxian art.

In 2006, Danxian was listed as the first batch of Beijing-level intangible cultural heritage, and entered the national intangible cultural heritage list in 2008.